Notice of Application to Convert Lots to Acreage Llano County
A. M. Riseman filed March 1 1939 with the Llano County Commissioners Court seeking reconversion of Blocks 1 26 and Lots 1 3 in Block 27 Llano Improvement and Furnace Company Addition Llano Texas into acreage. All interested parties must appear at the next regular term to protest on April 10 1939 at 10 a.m. and show cause why the request should not be granted.
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Texas
A. M. Riseman
A. D
Commissioners’ Court
Llano County
Llano Llano County
Towit
Llano Improvement & Furnace Company
Llano
J. A. Mayes
Commissioners' Court
Llano Texas School Trustee Election Notice
The Independent Free School District of Llano County Texas orders a trustee election at the Llano Court House on the first Saturday in April 1939 to fill two seats for A H Winkel and Orville Buttery terms. Election officers S E Chesnut Mrs W J Saunders and Clyde Buttery named. notices to be posted in three public places ten days prior. Voters must reside in the district six months before the election.
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Independent Free School District
Llano
Texas
Liano County
Court House
Llano County
A. D
A. H. Winkel
Orville
State of
Protein supplements for beef calves in Texas defined
The article states that protein supplements balancing grain rations for fattening calves are generally required except possibly for whole cottonseed. It notes cottonseed meal and cottonseed cake as the standard protein supplements in Texas.
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Texas
Three Times as Many Eggs per Hen in 1938
County farm program participants achieved an average of 175.7 eggs per hen, nearly tripling the state average of 63 eggs. Over 20,000 people, including 3,650 4 H boys and 6,469 4 H girls, engaged in poultry improvement under Texas A&M Extension Service.
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County Agricultural and Home Demonstration Agents
Geo. P. McCarthy
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Extesion Service
McCarthy
Farming share of food dollar declines to 46 cents
Bowles of Texas A and M College Extension reports the farmer's share of the consumer food dollar fell to 46 cents in 1938 39 from 45 cents in 1937 and the lowest in 26 years, with 1917 high 60 cents. NYA youths will aid construction of a Sutherland Springs High School gym under a Work Project approved by state director J C Kellam.
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College Station
Texas
C. E. Bowles
Texas A. and M. College Extension Ser
Usda Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bowles
Sutherland Springs
NYA
Sutherland Springs High School
J. C. Kellam
University chemist links oil origin to plant life in discovery
Kinney Haock a UT graduate student and research chemist reports isolating a naphthenic acid related to camphor. He suggests oil may originate from plant life, not animals, based on acids found in Texas petroleum. He prepared a paper for the American Chemical Society meeting in Baltimore in April.
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Austin
Kinney Haock
University of Texas
Hancock
Texas Petroleum
Petroleum Division
American Chemical Society
Baltimore
Maryland
Bronze Texas mustang memorial planned for Austin museum
A $60,000 ten foot tall bronze memorial of seven mustangs to adorn the Texas Memorial Museum grounds in Austin will be created by A. P. Proctor. Ralph R. Ogden of Austin funded the project to teach children what the horse was like who helped redeem Texas from wilderness.
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Texas Mustang
Austin
Texas Memorial Museum
A. P. Proctor
Seattle
New York
University of Texas
University
Ralph R. Ogden
Texas
J. F. Dobie
Dobie
Proctor
Tom East Ranch
Hebbrowville
Calf Fattening Best Use of Ordinary Farm Feed
The most profitable way to use ordinary feed produced on the average cotton farm or any other farm is to fatten a calf for beef for home consumption.
Miss Ruth Bracy Visits Miss Jewel Tomme in Valley Spring
Miss Ruth Bracy of Llano is visiting Miss Jewel Tomme at Valley Spring this week.
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Ruth Bracy
Llano
Jewel Tomme
Valley Spring
Confidence man nets small town $80 with burned match scam
In Beeville locals handed over about $80 to a smooth con artist selling a burned match for $10 and empty boxes for $6. The man, licensed to sell novelties, demonstrated sales psychology by escalating small exchanges and convincing townspeople they were getting something for nothing.
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Beeville
J. B. Arnold
Good Times for Babies Says State Health Official
Austin Texas Dr Geo W Cox state health officer notes baby born today can expect to live 62 years nearly double the expectancy of 100 years ago Vaccination sanitation physical exams and prophylactic measures have reduced deaths from diphtheria smallpox syphilis gonorrhea and tuberculosis making the last twenty years safer and longer for Americans.
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Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Harp
Cox
Outstanding American animal sculptors exhibit with Proctor
After a five month conference, Mr. Proctor welcomes the outstanding animal sculptors of America, as stated by Mr. Dobie, highlighting the collaboration and recognition within the field.
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Proctor
Animal Sculptors of America
Dobie
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